Living
It All Began in Love
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In springtide full of violence and discontent, Erick DuPree offers a meditation on Starhawk’s tale of the Star Goddess and her invocation of universal, echoing love.
Arts & Culture
“Magic is queer and queerness is magic”: an interview with Misha Magdalene
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Erick DuPree interviews Misha Magdalene, author of Outside the Charmed Circle: Exploring Gender and Sexuality in Magical Practice.
Paganism
Column: Passion And The Creative Value of Conflict
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Storm Faerywolf examines the concept of passion and its many effects in Witchcraft and Pagan practice.
Paganism
Column: Magic is So Queer!
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Storm Faerywolf celebrates the queer heritage of magic and Witchcraft.
News
Valerie L. Walker (Veedub) 1938-2018
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PORTLAND, Ore — It was announced Thursday, June 7 that Valerie L. Walker, also known as Veedub, had passed away in the early morning hours. Veedub was a longtime member of the Feri community, a Witch, an author, artist, singer, priestess, and beloved teacher. Valerie Walker was born May 16 in London, England to Bee Brown and Louis Langham. Her family eventually moved to Chicago where she attended Roger Sullivan High School in Chicago. Veedub’s spiritual journey began around 1955 when, at the age of 18, she discovered Robert Graves’ The White Goddess.